intellects

英 [ˈɪntɪlɛkts]

美 [ˈɪntəˌlɛkts]

n.  (尤指高等的)智力，思维逻辑领悟力; 智力高的人; 才智超群的人
intellect的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 智力;理解力;领悟力;思维能力
  Intellectis the ability to understand or deal with ideas and information.
  1. Do the emotions develop in parallel with the intellect?...
     情感与智力是并行发展的吗？
  2. The intellect is not the most important thing in life.
     才智不是生活中最重要的东西。
• N-VAR 非凡的才智;出众的才华
  Intellectis the quality of being very intelligent or clever.
  1. Her intellect is famed far and wide...
     她的非凡才智闻名遐迩。
  2. The members of the committee described Gates as a man of keen intellect.
     委员会委员把盖茨描述为才智过人。
• N-COUNT 英才;才智非凡的人
  If you describe someone as anintellect, you mean that they are very intelligent.
  1. My boss isn't a great intellect.
     我的老板才智并不出众。

双语例句

• This national country imagination manifest that Chinese intellects take more responsibilities and worries than western intellects when concerning the problem of Chinese Modernity.
  这种民族国家想像，表明了中国知识分子在思考中国现代性问题时比西方知识分子承担了更多的责任和更多的焦虑。
• One of france's greatest intellects.
  法国最伟大的智者。
• Literature reflects social life. Obviously, thoughts of intellects towards Chinese modernity reflect on literature.
  而文学是反映社会生活的，知识分子对中国现代性的思考，必然投射到文学中来。
• But most of the giants of 1861 and 1939 were recognised as great intellects during their lifetime and some such as Einstein and Picasso became much-admired celebrities.
  但1861年和1939年的大多数伟人在世时便是公认的伟大知识分子，有一些例如爱因斯坦和毕加索还成为备受追捧的名人。
• On Intellects Prerequisite and Material Base of Moral Reason
  试论道德理性的智力前提和物质基础
• Intellects narrate and describe the tortuous and immense changes of native soil in the course of modernity, which reflects their double mentality of appeal and reflection towards modernity.
  知识分子通过乡土在现代化进程中的曲折而巨大的变化这一叙事、抒写，表现他们对现代性的诉求与反思的双重心态，也突显了中国现代性的复杂性和艰难性。
• You must realize that the problems of the world may not be solvable by human intellects alone.
  必须懂得，世界上的问题也许并非单靠人类的智能就能解决。
• We have many intellects.
  我们有很多种智慧。
• Sir, they are often not universally disordered in their intellects.
  先生，他们的理智并非常常错乱失调。
• They were both intellects whose work was widely respected.
  他们俩都是才华出众的人，其工作深受大家的尊敬。